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STERN V. MARSHALL SEMINAR MATERIALS PRESENTED 12/6/12 TO WORCESTER COUNTY BAR ASS'N BANKRUPTCY SECTION

STERN v. MARSHALL, 131 S.Ct. 2594 (2011):WHY SHOULD YOU CARE?
Kevin C. McGee, PartnerSeder & Chandler, LLP339 Main Street, 3rd FloorWorcester, MA 01608

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From Impudent Bankruptcy Lawyer
Posted 23 weeks 1 day ago

FIRST LESSON: “A”



FIRST LESSON: “A” is for “Avoidance” and “Abandonment”

DISCLAIMER:  Nothing on this blog is intended to be specific or complete legal advice and is for general informational purposes only. In other words, you are only getting the tip of the iceberg in this blog – call and schedule a consultation with me at (508) 757-7721 ext. 112 if you think what you read here might apply to you and your situation. 
First, know that the bankruptcy law and Webster’s Dictionary have different definitions of “avoidance” and “abandonment”. The two terms also describe very different powers that a trustee in bankruptcy may use in your case.



From Impudent Bankruptcy Lawyer
Posted 42 weeks 1 day ago

Starting My Blog

An introduction: I am a 51 year old attorney who lives and works in Worcester, Massachusetts. I am a partner at the law firm of Seder & Chandler, LLP, on Main Street in Worcester, and I concentrate my practice on bankruptcy (commercial and small business bankruptcy , as well as consumer bankruptcy), with a  litigation focus. To find out a little bit more about my practice and my firm, please visit sederlaw.com.

My interests outside of my practice include: being (an older) father to my two sons; playing volleyball; performing on the community theater stage; and reading and watching sci-fi and fantasy (in my spare time). Big Game of Thrones fan here, way back to 1996. I can discourse on the BoSox, the Pats, or the Celts and seem like I know what I'm talking about. I also enjoy good food, good wine, good beer, and good company -- you may see a restaurant review or two posted here.

My goals here are to post on bankruptcy legal topics that interest me. Nothing in this blog is intended to be specific or complete legal advice and is for general informational purposes only. In other words, you are only getting the tip of the iceberg here – call and schedule a consultation with me if you think what you read here might apply to you and your situation.



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